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The transition to a patient-focused care model in a hospital setting seems to have been moderately successful. An analysis of collaborative efforts, patient and staff satisfaction, length of hospital stay, and cost was performed in a 42-bed orthopedic unit redesigned according to the patient-focused model. Hospital staff reported decreased efforts at collaboration but increased job satisfaction one year after implementation. Measurements of patient satisfaction improved, hospital stays were shorter, and costs remained the same after implementation.

The article focuses on views of several beauty industry professionals including Lyndsey Bardnell, Antoinette Beenders and Julie Lindstrom on women leaders who inspired them. Topics discussed include Bardnell's views on barriers broken by Toni&Guy President Debbie Webster to become pop culture icon, Beenders' views on learning from businesswomen Jeanette Wagner, and Lindstrom's views on influence of Elisa Fischer, Genera ManagerTIGI Americas.

The article reporst that Beauty Underground, an independent collective of award-winning platform artists went to Reykjavik, Iceland to shoot a collection for American Salon.

A collection of photographs related to hairstyling from hair designing firm Matrix Global Creative director Chrystofer Benson is presented.

The article features the Andiamo Express Permanent Colour hair coloring product of hair care firm Aloxxi.

The article features the Eclipse hairstyle collection created by international session stylist and educator Gary Baker.

The article features several hairdressers who earned significant support from hair care brand Redken. Topics explored include the training gained by Matthew Tydesley at Redken-endorsed beauty school Salon Professional Academy, the lessons learned by Sean Godard from his collaboration with Redken Global creative director Guido Palau, and the decision of Blake Evans to tour the U.S. to teach hair coloring and styling procedures after being motivated by Redken mentor Sam Villa.

Several photographs of hairstyles for women inspired by Japanese Samurai warriors are presented.

Several photographs of hairstyles for women created by Antoinette Beenders, an award-winning and world-renowned hairstylist, are presented.

The article reports on remodeling of beauty salons. It is suggested by several experts that salon owners should remodel every five to seven years as salon turnover increases 20 percent during the year after a remodel. Winn Claybaugh, Dean of Paul Mitchell Schools, hired Mark Wadsworth, co-owner of Wadsworth Design in Vineyard, Utah, to design the first Paul Mitchell school in Costa Mesa, California.

Several photographs depicting hair styles and colors are presented.

A list of the most innovative products related to the beauty shops in the market is presented which includes Oblivion Restorative Gel Conditioner from R+Co, Laserbeamer NANO system from Hairdreams and Glitter Off by OPI to provide new, peelable base coat that leaves nails stain- and polish-free.

Several photographs depicting various hair styles are presented.

The article offers information on Essie Gel Couture long-wear nail polish from Essie.

The article presents a collection of hairstyles inspired by gypsy jet-setters which used Hairdreams Laserbeam NANO System.

The article features several hairstyles created by Gary Baker, UNITE creative director.

The article offers information on the Twisted Dreadlocks collection of Danielle Keasling.

The article offers hair care industry briefs including the Redken Symposium 2017 in Las Vegas, Nevada the selection of John Paul DeJoria of John Paul Mitchell Systems Inc. as member of Beauty Pitch 2016 panel and the promotion of Lisa Morris as general manager of L'Oreal Professionel USA.

Several images of models with various hair styles are presented.

The article offers information on several products including the Fluid Fix cosmetics from Truss, the Pomade Shine hair care product from Truss, and the Body Volume for increasing hair volume from Truss.

The article offers information on Shikku clothing collection by salon owner Maria Unali, inspired from photographer Paolo Roversi's 2011 "Dots/Stripes/Black/White campaign." Topics discussed include deconstruction of shape, and an affection for asymmetry, importance of textural contrast, and inclusion of a steel-grey crispy mullet.

The article offers news briefs related to salon, as of June 2016. Topics discussed include launch of Rosamond hair style collection by hairdresser Malisa Masci, launch of Good Dye Young hair color by singer Hayley Williams and her colorist Brian O'Connor, and evaluation of Rosemary-Mint Tea blend bath soak from FarmHouse Fresh.

The article profiles influential women in the professional beauty industry. These include Jen Atkin who was honored with the 2015 Stylemaker of the Year award, curl guru Ouidad who opened the first salon catering to curly hair clients in New York City and ColorProof co-founder Cheryl Markham who is known for her philanthropic achievements. Also mentioned are Intelligent Nutrients co-owner Nicole Rechelbacher and Tressa president Connie Barrett.

The article offers information on the 1930 Spanish duplex in Los Angeles, California owned by hair stylist George Papanikolas. Topics discussed include rent paid by tenants covered his mortgage, intalling vintge lighting and redoing kitchen and bathroom, his broker showed a 5000 square feet house in Hollywood Hills which he remodelled using glass and is entirtely in white.

The article offers information on hair styles collections from Australian hairdresser Caterina Diabiase.

The article offers information on hair style collection by hair stylist Tracy Devine inspired from runway and focuses on strong shapes and texture.

The article discusses the Hollywood Walk of Fame held at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles, California. Topics discussed include role of hairstylist Nick Stenson to offer hairstyling services to the models, use of Matrix Light Master color for model Breck Csicsai, suggestion to use Style Link Volume Builder Volume Foam before blow drying, and recommendation to use Shape Switcher Molding Paste through the hair.

The article focuses on the White Noise Collection of consumer-friendly hairstyles from Fuel Hair, which includes the Boho chic style, use of products such as Curl Defining Lotion and Foundation Hairspray, and efforts of Lindsey Misale, director of education at Fuel, towards the hairstyles.

The article offers information on five creative genius from the hair care industry. It also offers information on products and ideas affecting the business of salons. Topics discussed include information on hairdressers Eugene Sduleiman, Howard McLaren, Anthony Mascolo; various hair care products like CND Vinylux polish to provide week-long wear without chipping, cordless flat irons and Bumble and Bumble Products LLC newest collection called Bb for glossy, elongated curls.

Several photographs depiting various hairstyles created by Redken Global Creative Director Guido by getting inspiration from the runway are presented.

The article discusses the views of salon industry suppliers about future changes and trends in the sector. Topics include L'Oreal USA Professional Products Division president Pat Parenty citing the vertical integration strategy in salon product distribution through SalonCentric while Kao Salon global president Cory Couts talks about partnership with salons. Also mentioned are views of TIGI Americas general manager Elisa Fischer, Basim Shami of Farouk Systems and Sylvia Moreau from Wella.

The article discusses the collaboration of Jim Markham and Phillip Wilson from ColorProof to present the London and Hollywood hairstyles during the 1970s in the cover story. Topics include the geometric bob hair cut of Mary Quant in 1960s London, the short haircut of Twiggy and the haircut of Steve McQueen as police officer Frank Bullitt in the 1970s movie "Bullitt". Also cited are creation of the beehive hairstyle of Brigitte Bardot by using the ColorProof AllAround Color Protect Hairspray.

The article focuses on the shoot of latest collection launched by artistic directors Chrystofer Benson and Danielle Keasling at Lordship Park in North London, England.

The article presents views of various officials from TIGI Cosmetics on hair cutting techniques including vice-president Thomas Osborn, creative director Anthony Mascolo and Creative Director of Styling Sabrina Michals. Topics discussed includes hairdressing, use of hair sprays while dressing and signature haircuts.

The article focuses on hair stylist Elina O'Connor, cosmetics developer Seiji Yamaguchi, and photographer Tuesday Teal. Topics discussed include the personal experiences of hair stylist Elina O'Connor as she follows her parents in the hair styling business, the decision of cosmetics developer Seiji Yamaguchi to develop and market her line of cosmetics called the Seiji Collection, and the personal experiences of photographer Tuesday Teal as she combines hair dressing and photography.

The article focuses on Lucie Doughty, editorial director of brand company Paul Mitchell. Topics discussed include the perspectives of editorial director Lucie Doughty regarding the use of pixilation and barcoding techniques in hair coloring and the hair color styles developed by the editorial director using established hair color trends which includes pixelation and the 50-50 underground trend.

The article offers news briefs on the beauty industry as of September 2015. Topics reported include the introduction of the Contradictions color collection trend by style director Jan Arnold for the 2015 autumn season, information on the label.men grooming range for men from hair care brand Label.M, and the launch of the Frank's Chop Shop barbershop in Los Angeles, California.

Photographs from Olivia Davies's collection is presented which shows the natural beauty hair color.

The article gives a gist about various hairstyles along with images and gives instructions for styling long hair including into braids, blunt style and waves among others. It evaluates some of the hair care products used including hair spray, Volume Spray by the beauty products company, Simply Organics, Control Hairspray set and Argan oil by hair care products firm Moroccan Organics.

Photographs of a hairstyle collection from hairdresser Tracy Devine Smith, portraying a tribal look are presented which include delicate waves, rugged braids and structured hair.

Photographs of several models posing as blondes, as they appeared in the films directed by director Alfred Hitchcock, for the global brand of hair products L'Oréal Professional is presented and are styled by Ted Gibson and Jason Backe.

The article discusses the strategy used by Lucie Doughty, editorial director at hair care products company Paul Mitchel, to change the hair color of the model featured in the photographs from dark brown to platinum blonde, including techniques and use of various Paul Mitchell hair color products.

Several photographs of nail art created by GelColor from OPI Inc. including OPI GelColor in My Vampire, OPI GelColor in Big Apple Red and OPI GelColor in blue are presented.

The article reports on the new collection of hairstyles from Aloxxi International Corp. that were inspired by the movement of the sea. The company used the new Essential 7 Oil Care and Style collection to add shine and control frizz. Botanical oils, including olive, grape, sunflower, geranium, clary sage, jojoba and walnut were used in the hairstyles.

The article presents a brief professional profile of late hairdresser John Sahag, who died at the age of 53. Sahag was born in Beirut, Lebanon, and grew up in Australia and later moved to Paris, France, at the age of 18. His clients would have her hair shampooed and blow-dried and then he would create small sections, straighten them with a curling iron and cut them.

Several photographs of models in different hairstyles including a sleek, wet-looking hairstyle inspired by glossy film noir scenes, a feminine style with texture and a staple "rock crop" hairstyle are presented.

Information on the Raquel Welch Signature Collection of wigs from HairUWear Inc. is presented.

The article reviews the hairstyle and hair coloring service offered by hairdresser Ruth Roche of Pureology.